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A Birthday -A-B-C(E-F) By Kevgar

I enjoyed that (I had a slight sense of deja vu over the theme, but if I'm right I hope nobody will give the details until after the closing date). I did it in rather an odd order. With about half the...

emcee

Listener 4286 No Robbery! By Radix

Searching this site hasn't found any other threads for this puzzle, so here goes! I thought this was the toughest puzzle for some time. It took me several hours last night before the penny finally...

walgraver

Tls Crossword 1016

OK, 3 left. 25A - O'Casey gave him the 'Needle' (6) I have ??G?N? 6D - Demigoddess, portrayed in half articles (9) I haveH?M?T?E? 21D - It's great woman prophetically bore a son, who lived and died...

AHearer

Listener 4284: Cruciverbal Creed By Syd Lexis

How sad to see another farewell crossword. Not too difficult a solve, but the only place I could find the quotation was in a presentation about legal drafting!...

Ruthrobin

Listenener 4284 Syd Lexis Cruciverbal Creed

This is becoming rather sad - the third 'Goodbye crossword' in succession. What fine final words from Syd Lexis. Our thanks to him for years of enjoyment.

djawhufc

Spectator 2152

Hi all Doc this week- hopefully the Cricket reference is a ruse! All the best DJA...

oldboot3

Title, Please

any hints would be appreciated

Contrarian

Listener 4283

I presume the www.crosswordclub.co.uk site is down. There's no other url is there?...

x_word_fan

Times Crossword Club

Anyone else having problems with it?

TheBear69

Listener 4281 - Sporn By Hedgehog

Yawn... Sorry, Hedgehog......

mra1

Tls

Stuck on just the 2 - 11 across (3,3) Hughe's game in Room at the Top? T?H, ?O? and 25 down (4) Model takes directions becoming a murderess ?E?S - can anyone assist please?...

djawhufc

Spectator 2149

Hi all A Doc this week so shouldn't be too difficult. All the best DJA...

dr b

Ev 1109 Seaside Capers By Picadilly

Fairly easy gridfill, followed by some head-scratching over the instruction. A lucky search in onelook.com's reverse dictionary led to a possibility; my reaction was at first "no way", followed by...

trux

Listener Crossword No 4280 Face Off By Bero

Another rather gentle exercise with easier than normal clues (perhaps perforce) and a not too complex endgame, neatly tieing up all of the thematic material. Will be interesting to see how solvers...

AHearer

Ft February 1 2014: Puzzle 14,535

Is it just me, or is the PDF for this puzzle on the FT site corrupt? My browser fails to open it in a PDF reader....

BobHWW

Listener 4279 Hellside By External

Nice gentle cluing from eXternal - first Listener I think. This will be a good starter for new or newish solvers but shouldn't detain the regulars for too long. All definitions sorted, just a bit of...

fortyseven

Listener No 4278: Generalisation By Samuel

This was a very clever idea by Samuel. Despite getting the theme quite quickly and also deducing the quotation, it took me quite a while to solve all the clues and to construct the grid. But there was...

catsrcool

Guardian Prize Crossword Saturday January 25Th 2014

Please can someone give me a hint on how your supposed to work out the clues going round the sides. http://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/prize/26166/print...

oldham1

Ft Polymath

Italian pastry squares filled with spinach,shallots and raisins (9) c-e-c-o-i

upsetter

Listener No 4277 Rise And Fall By Colleague

good progress & PDM so far - just the SGF to complete...

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